Nowadays, keeping pets is a trend, and every household has their favorite little animals. Pet dogs are very popular because they are cute, intelligent, and understanding. Having a genuine purebred dog is also a matter of pride. Regarding dog breeds, some people like the pug with many wrinkles on its face, some like the Pekingese with big eyes, some love the Husky with its humorous looks, and others prefer the Corgi with short legs and a big electric butt. So for those who raise Corgis, do you know whether your Corgi is purebred or not? How should you distinguish and identify it?

First of all, Corgis are famous for their short legs. Purebred Corgis are easy to distinguish because, due to their short legs and heavy body, they have very strong and powerful paws to support their weight. Next, observe the Corgi's rear; purebred Corgis have an electric butt, a chubby “little butt” that wiggles when they walk, which is very endearing. Heavy body, sturdy legs, and a big rear combine to make Corgis irresistibly cute. Viewed from behind, they look like lively little elves, especially when going downstairs. Just a glance brings a smile; they are simply a bundle of joy.

Additionally, you can distinguish by coat color. Purebred Corgis have uniform fur length and consistent color throughout, with no mixed hairs. When a Corgi lies on the ground, it resembles a round stone, blending naturally with the earth. The fur on the Corgi's back is brown, while the belly is pure white; this strip of white extends all the way to the “electric butt.” When we spend a large amount of money to buy pets, we all hope to get pure breeds, but raising a pet is like relationships between people — other external factors are secondary, and the bond is the most precious.

Therefore, no matter whether your Corgi is purebred or not, it does not stop you from loving and caring for it. Your bond has always been the most important. Your love and care will be remembered by your dog and repaid with loyalty. The joy and laughter it brings will forever be your most beautiful memories, imprinted in your mind. So, what does it matter if it is purebred or not?